Detail 01
Ring style, not a tube
Sits on one finger like jewelry, so your remaining fingers stay free to fret and mute.

Independent shopping perspective
A 1-inch brass ring slide in size 9. For players who want a slide that stays on one finger while they keep fretting normally.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Sits on one finger like jewelry, so your remaining fingers stay free to fret and mute.
Detail 02
Dense and hard. It won't chip or crack if dropped, and it grinds against wound strings more than glass.
Detail 03
Covers roughly two to three strings at once, not the full neck width. Single notes and partial chords.
Detail 04
Standard jewelry sizing. Fit is fixed, so it either sits right on your finger or it doesn't.
Detail 05
No moving parts, nothing to wear out. Brass darkens with skin contact over time.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Whichever one fits size 9, usually ring or middle. The point of a ring slide is that your other fingers can still fret chords normally.
Not across all six strings. At 1 inch tall it reaches about two to three strings, so it's aimed at single notes and double stops.
Brass is hard, so it will wear wound strings faster than glass and can scuff frets if you press down instead of resting it on the strings.
Yes. Higher action helps on either one. Very low electric action makes the slide clatter against the frets.